I have a pretty good understanding of what an investor wants versus normal home buyer.

I normally use the MLS being an agent but sometimes you will get other types of information from the Zillow's & Trulia's but I have also found a bunch of misinformation on them too.

Normally when this happens the investor then lends the money back to us for a new deal.We are very active in the real estate market thus finding anybody else from wholesalers to quality vendors would be beneficial to our company.

In the unlikely event you get used and the liability amount from your normal landlord policy doesn't cover it, the PUP will kick in.

I was unhappy with the realtor for not making this clear in his listing and wasting my time, but he brushed it off like it's normal.

So a few main things you normally want to do is to get the basic info over the phone, how many beds, baths, garages, sq. ft. if facing foreclosure or other hardship(usually asking why are you looking to sell), do they owe a mortgage, are they the only owner, if there are any repairs that are needed, and how much are they looking for.With this you can do some due diligence before going out.

Like I said I work for a wholesaler but we aren't really your "traditional" wholesaler in that we like to work one on one with our clients and we offer a number of services that a wholesaler wouldn't normally provide.Let me know if you'd like to know more about me or my company.

Normally 3 x rent is what I like to keep for each house.

I understand the IRS has 120 days to reclaim the property - very unlikely under normal conditions - even more so with the large hole in the roof of this property.

No driving around like crazy and more normal hours.